Projekt 10x10

Jednym z podjętych przeze mnie ostatnio minimalistycznych wyzwań jest Projekt 10x10. O projekcie dowiedziałam się z bloga Kameralna.com.pl.
O co chodzi w Projekcie 10x10?
W skrócie chodzi o wybranie dziesięciu ubrań na dziesięć dni. Ni mniej, ni więcej.
  • 10 ubrań zawiera góry (bluzki, bluzy, swetry itd), doły (spodnie i spódnice) oraz sukienki.
  • 10 ubrań NIE zawiera okryć wierzchnich, bielizny czy akcesoriów.
To dla mnie kolejny wymiar szafy kapsułowej. Musimy tu zwrócić uwagę na pasujące do siebie rzeczy adekwatne do naszych aktywności oraz pogody.
Co więcej, lista 10 ubrań może zostać zmodyfikowana jeśli okaże się nieodpowiednia do pogody. To wspaniałę rozwiązanie na problemy, które napotkałam tworząc swoją szafę kapsułową z Projektu 333 do pracy.
Wyzwanie też wpisuje się w śmiałe zaproszenie do wyzwań prosto od The Minimalists: Możesz zrobić cokolwiek przez 10 dni, prawda?

 Tegoroczny jesienny projekt 10x10 rozpoczyna się w najbliższy poniedziałek. Posiadając już szafę kapsułową do pracy, miałam nieco ograniczony wybór lecz pozwoliłam sobie dodać kilka fajnych szczegółów z racji weekendu, w czasie którego będę obchodzić urodziny!
Oto moje 10 ubrań:



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